Standard for Software Cybersecurity for Network- Connected Products, Part 2-3: Particular Requirements for Security and Life Safety Signaling Systems and Equipment
Scope:
The scope of the document is:
The document encompasses and describes requirements regarding the vendor's risk management process for products used in security and life safety signaling systems ; methods by which a product's software shall be evaluated and tested for the presence of vulnerabilities, software weaknesses malware; and requirements regarding the establishment and testing of security risk controls in the architecture and design of a product. The requirements leverage the requirements of the Standard for Software Cybersecurity for Network-Connectable Products, Part 1: General Requirements, UL 2900-1, with additional requirements that take into consideration security and life safety signaling systems and equipment context, environment, reliability, and safety concerns.
Examples of products and systems covered will include but are not limited to:
a) Alarm Control Units
b) Intrusion Detection Equipment
c) General Purpose Signaling Units
d) Digital Video Equipment and Systems
e) Mass Notification and Emergency Communication / Evacuation Equipment and Systems
f) Control servers;
g) Alarm Automation System Software
h) Alarm Receiving Equipment
i) Anti- theft Equipment
j) Automated Teller Machines
k) Fire Alarm Control Systems
l) Network Connected Locking Devices
m) PSIM Systems
n) Smoke Control Systems
o) Smoke / Gas / CO Detection Devices
p) Audible and Visual Signaling Devices (fire and general signaling)
q) Access Control Equipment and Systems
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